Robert G. Allen Reviews

Jacob   Arkansas

I love reading things like this I see why most people have no money they spend too much time dogging the rich man when they should be listening to hem and doing what he says until they are like him but know they whine and find as many others that will do the same and they all are broke at the end of the day and the rich man dies and leaves his money behind and they still just dont get it he was rich and was trying to show them what he knew but they whined all the way to their grave and left nothing behind but a bad story of junk from there lips so do what you want but no one on here that is whining will ever have anything until they shut up and do something.

David   London

I have just returned from seeing Robert at Business 2012 at the O2 in London. Some guy ushered us into to see him so I thought I'd take a look - what a load of bollocks this is. There is some lame 1990's powerpoint presentation that he goes through and tries to wow the audience with some 100folder nonsense. Within 10 minutes I thought it was a scam but because of where I was and the exhibition I thought I'd listen further.

By the end I knew he'd try and sell some stupid system or seminar that you'd have to pay for, with an even more waste of time money back guarantee, and I was right. He may have made money in his time but I could see this scam for what it was - I just hope others could too. I'm disappointed this sort of nonsense was allowed to be shown at a show aimed for small businesses and entrepreneurs, so I will not only be complaining but staying well clear of such rubbish.

Save you're money, invest in your own business/website and if you have any cash research the stock market and try to make money there - your chances are just as good, if not better

Anonymous   Location unknown

In 2008 my husband and I lost about $5,000 from Robert Allen.

See   Birmingham, Alabama

All I did was listen to part of the video. A little time went by and my virus protection found and removed a virus. Afterwards I paid a few bills online. I checked my billing statement the next business day and there was a charge for 10.00. In my checking account this happened yesterday 2/13/12. I just saw it and plan to have the bank remove the charges and change my cards and account #.

John Doe   PrOvo Utah

Ethan Willis and randy garn are the owners of prosper learning in provo. They are both Mormons married and socially looked as an example of working blessed men. I disagree as they started making money after they returned from their Mormon missions by selling pest control and making a "killing". They both were going to school and started a sales floor. Now, a sales floor buys "leads" and or create leads by online marketing the names the buy to sell a coaching program. The coaching program varies in price according to how much money their leads have on Their credit cards. The real estate gurus are not investors in the field they claim to be gurus of. Investing un one property doesn't make you a mentor in my book. Having a website with products on doesn't make them a mentor either, but that is another topic. Once people but the coaching program. If they are dissatisfied they will be stalled for as long as possible so they may use that money as a ponzi schemer does. They have attorneys defending them and they will use any loopholes the system has to obtain their means. Bottom line is this... Randy, Ethan sell Robert, trumps, names on coaching programs, and other leads they buy. They go and take the Only last cow an old beat up lady has for nourishment, and sleep at night thanking their God for being blessed. But the whole system is corrupt from government to people in mlm, etc. but Mormons or members of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints have so much to gain in skill and understanding but would rather use it to their personal gain, so called blessings from God. Good luck in your search of people like this.

Eddie Nalley   Franklin IN

There has got to be people in Robert Allens den of scum that read this stuff. Yet Bobby A. does not crawl out of his roach hole. Wise choice. I have a pair of roach stompers and I want to use them.

Eddie Nalley   Indiana

After being scammed by Robert Allen. I spoke with him. He is a smug, lying cheat. I wish there was some way to expose this creep nationally.

Anonymous   Location unknown

Nothing but a scam. stay away.

eddie nalley   franklin indiana

robert allen scammed me with his ebay power seller college scam. If he would like to come to Indiana I would like to give him some payback. I can not for the live of me understand how people like him stay on one piece. I told him to come see me. Ain't seen him yet. Before I bought the course I told them that if I could make $500.00 a month i would be surprised. They said NO!. Think $100,000 a year. By the time I figured out that he is a liar it was to late. Disputed with Discover. Allen won.

Niel Martin   Manchester UK

I reserved 3 tickets to the Manchester seminar as advertised at www.robertallenseminars.co.uk. I received a text 2 hours before the event to say it was canceled and my money had been refunded. I didn't believe it so I called the hotel who had no reservation in any of the Robert Allen names or associated names and I've not had my money back yet.

Murray   North Carolina

I find it interesting that the review attempts to discredit one system, only to sell theirs. Hey, that is called a sales pitch folks, not a review. I have 2.5 years remaining until I am financially free using multiple streams of income (military retirement, real estate, mutual funds, tax lien certificates, and a business). I am currently 44 years old. Read Robert Allen's book Multiple Streams of Income, then take the information and DO something with it other than complain that it is a scam because you did nothing with the information. Get motivated and take some action. Is it easy? Absolutely Not! I have been working at it since the mid 90s. This book in particular provides an overall plan. You will still need to conduct a lot of in-depth studying into each stream to minimize (not alleviate) mistakes. Now stop complaining, buy or borrow the book (it is likely in the library), and DO something with it. Do not be naive and think it is going to happen by itself or happen without many mistakes. If you do not, you will be one of the many that will regret it in the future.

William   Richmond, Va

I know working at home and online is very attractive. Because of this, people take advantage of this. There ARE scams out there but there are so good offers as well. The secret, however, if you can call it a secret, is to create a following and mine them over and over again. Napoleon Hill has several books out there and I have 5 of them. Though the stories are different, the theories are the same. One book is enough. So why buy more? If you are like me, you are looking for that extra something, that something you may have missed. Mr. Hill has been dead for awhile, yet, his books still make money. He created a following. You, too, can create a following. Become an expert at something, give it away to build trust and people will be more than willing to pay you, over and over again.

If these companies were rotten, they would not have achieved the success they have. Are people THAT stupid? Working online is like anything else, one must be persistent to find what works for you. Sadly, you may lose a few bucks in the process. But...success is well worth the price.

William   Richmond, Va

In paragraph 10, it was mentioned that Bob Allen made $90,000 in 24 hours and failed to add that he was working with a mailing list. I have his material and he DOES mention the mailing list.

These are common sense techniques that do work. All one has to do is to work with them.

Vicki   Location unknown

As I sit here still wonder if this is a scam or not...do I send the money and try it? I decided to contact Melissa (from IL) that had a success story on the website. I called 10 different people with that name and no one knew her. I even had a local phone book..I only live 25 mins. away...unsuccessful! Checked Better Business Bureau...not good either. This is my first time to seek a job online...now I'm really leery.

maxine   montreal

I can tell you the best way to know if these things are scams or not...First thing i look for on these sites is a contact link. If there is none, i find it extremely hard to believe that it's a legitimate offer. I would think that with legitimate offers, the site wouldn't hesitate to offer a contact link to ask questions. When there is no link, to me, this means the company has something to hide. Also, when you hit a site that you try to close but a box comes up offering a lower fee to pay, this to me means these people are trying too hard to attract people. I think a legitimate company would never change their price.

This is how i choose to believe what's real and what's a scam. When you can't contact the site by phone, all the alarms in my head go off BIG TIME.

As for testimonials.....oh come on, ANYONE can write a testimonial. It doesn't mean it's real.

I have been searching left and right for a legitimate program and keep i keeping finding nothing but scams. I personally don't know how these people live with themselves. Shows you just how few people actually have a conscience. These people should be ashamed of themselves!!!

Me   .

This is such a cliche scam. I slightly chuckled when I read it.

Wil   undisclosed

I read Allen's book, "Nothing Down" back in the early mid seventies, when I was twenty two years old. Thanks to it's inspiration I bought two house, and three apartment buildings in the San Francisco area with no cash down, and no credit checks, before I was twenty seven. Four of the buildings have a Golden Gate view, and the other has a Bay Bridge/SF financial district view. Creative financing works !

Shaw, Ashley   Fort Lauderdale Fl

I was really considering until I actually sat here at work and begin to read all of these reviews. I'm just glad that I reviewed first. The best we can do is spread the word and not allow another person to be reeled in by this clown.

GummiBare   Location unknown

u know its fake when they have "financial blogs" praising the product and then link you to the page to buy it. and on the bloggers page is great comments abt how it worked or how they are going to buy it now. BUT when you look at all the names they are like Sue and Bill, George, but when you go to an actual real site, all the names aren't perfect like that. somebody is going to put they screen name. also someone is going to use bad grammar and spell things wrong. that was my first clue

second clue, usually when you look at the terms and conditions its like a long page with a bunch of lawyer type words and stuff. this time it was just 3 lines saying you will get your money back no questions asked.

3rd clue, the page mentioned that he was in the wall street journal and readers digest. i went to those websites and did a search on him and he WAS NOT mentioned! they did no article on him

guys, do ur research b4 sending money to things that may seem like a scam because it prolly is

Cher   MA

WOW ! Cant believe i fell for this scam ! I'm usually really good about these things, but for some reason I fell for it, lost 100$ and it was way too much to handle ! There were so many things you had to do, they say you need no experience, and YOU DO ! It's all a SCAM!!! End of story !